... dare to love her. —Aynes Mansfield, by Grattan. . Cruelty to Animals. —The officers of the Animals Society, lust week, convicted Joseph Fisher, and William penalties 51. each; and John Williams, Joseph Merrith, John Fulland, Joseph Porter, 13. Malpas.and ...

... the Rev. WUliim Hill, John Hastings litway. Esq.. Itonister Law. eldest son of the Mev. I Olway, Auugier-streel, Dublin, to Mary, daughter of Janies iliil, . I»ralg, this county. . rhurrh.'Duhlin. hy the Rev. B. W. Mathias, John D. Stricklantl. Esq., ...

... Bart MP ; James Power, Esq, MPi httssimon. Esq, E M P i Lien -Col. E Clive, Pi John WalHer.fcaq.M Pi th. Hon BTrevm ■ (Sl Powell, M P i Ralph Howard, Esq. M P and Jame Grattan, Esq, MP, with pnwer to ndd to thair number live t having been agreed to, it ...

... Ireland ; and shortly after being promoted to office Irish Secretary, we have him opposing Mr. Grattan's motion for a committee on the Catholic claims —also Sir John Newport motion for a committee on the state of education in Ireland. But if the new secretary ...

... British thunder was wafted over the of taxation which comes between him and his little in • ocean, what arm so strong to hurl it on the foe as the arm of a thousand shapes? It intmoscs itself between his wife’s cupof Ireland, (hear.) Whenever benefits were ...

... Straight >ou bring bun before roe.” On Saturday last, much regretted, after short illness, Mr. John Pickells, of Henry-street. At her residence. Grattan’s Hill, on Friday last. Miss Jane Barter, sincercly and deservedly lamented her relations, and ...

... the guests were— Archbishop of Armagh, Duke of Wellington, Marquises of Ely, and Normanby, Viscount Duncannon, the Right Hon John Wilson Croker, Sir Denham Jcphson Norreys, M.P., Mr. F. Beamish, M.P., Captain Jones, M.P. Covers were laid for forty-one. ...

... said he loaded a pistol with powder and shot, but cannot say what the other fire-arms were loaded -with, hut, to the best of his knowledge with nothing but powder and shot. John If. Norths Esq. M. P, sworn, stated, that he (lined , yesterday with Judge Jebb ...

... maikueix At St. Mary'a Church, Dublin, the Rev. John Kelly, John Scott, Eaq., only aon of Hindoo Scott, of Canircon, eountv Clare, E*q., to- Alary. Mac ( «iitow of Captain Mac Neale,of lbs 16th Dragoon*. At liaeltan Church, Francis, Hdcat u of the late ...

... to, in reference Mr. Grattan's opinion on the Union. He (Sir John Newport] had been in the Irish parliament at the passing of the Union bill—be had it in-all its stages, but at its passing, he, in eenjaoelioh With the late Mr Grattan, Mr. Fitagera'd, a ...

... indeed now little if any doubt, that his Majestv is resolved to risk the attempt to recover the Belgian provinces by force of arms, and, from the contents of private letters from both countries which 1 have had opportunity perusing, there can he but little ...

... to propose than that which they bad brought forward, he must declare it better for each party to educate their own poor. Mr. JOHN BROWN considered the plan laid down now Government fur the dissemination of education In Irclandndmtrably adapted for its object ...